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The runners are finishing in first, second, third and fourth places. Can you sort them out?

Colour the boys and girls in the queue depending on their position.

Draw two more and then count how many you have.

Shoes and boots provide more practice at adding two numbers with totals up to 20.

Sharks know that there's more than one way to catch a fish. And there's usually lots of ways to make a total by adding two numbers.

These buses are very full and not all the children can get on. How many are left waiting?

The fairground rides are busy and some of the children are left waiting - but how many are?

The blue and green arrows are flying in formation. Some zoom off, but how many are left?

Take ten from each number and place the answer on the outside of each spoke of the wheel.

We're taking away from 10 here and there's a number line to help if you need it.

Here we use the subtraction sign. Work out the answer and match it to the number of hats.

Work out these subtraction questions and link the balloons to the correct answers.